torres: h.r. 2768 names colorado after charlie fowler and christine boskoff. fowler and boskoff were world had been class rock climbers whose accomplishments left an enduring legacy on the sport. sadly in 2016, the two set out to climb a mountain in a remote part of china near the tibetan border and never returned. this bill and the remaining of the peaks is a fitting tribute and i support its adoption. and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the lady yields back. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. tipton: mr. speaker, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2768. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- mr. tipton: mr. speaker, i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yea

you think rickie fowler, 'cause he's e ggt me you think justin thomas, 'cause he juswe czy on saturdaybsolutely wide open. (ed) now, 18 holes remained for one player to emerge. and among those looking to seize the opportunity of a lifetime was brooks koea, who had long been benefitting on the tour from his close friendship with the man who'd won this championship a year earer dustin johnson. (brooks) when dj won the u.s. open, i was extremely happy for him, but i also had a sense of, why am i not doing thi like, what's the issue here? after a while, it just kinda adds fuel to their (ed) having missed the cut, johnson called his buddy on the eve of the narod to offer some advice. (brooks) he just said, you know, hey, bud, this is ur you got it, nobody's playing better. go win yourself a major. and he knew, he knew what i needed. i'll remember that phone call for a whil iwa u it was really cool. (ed) and from the start, it looked like koepka was ready to do just what his friend told him to. (brooks) i was hitting the ball really well, i was putting it really well, short game wasig opot.

and the speaker of the house of lords lord fowler.foreign secretary borisjohnson who lays after him, the foreign secretary boris johnson who lays flowers after him, the foreign secretary borisjohnson who lays flowers on behalf of the overseas territories, places like the nude, cayman islands and falklands and gibraltar and st —— places like bermuda, cayman islands and falklands and gibraltar and st helena. now the first of the high commissioner is, they normally come at the end, but they are the oldest members of the commonwealth, canada, australia, new zealand, south africa and india, all of whom had thousands and india, all of whom had thousands and thousands of people serving both in the first and second world war. indeed, india's acting commissioner is here and was said to have nearly 2.5 million people by august 1945 underarms. they are followed by the high commissioners, or deputy high commissioners, or deputy high commissioners, of pakistan, sri lanka, ghana, malaysia, nigeria, cyprus, sierra leone, tanzania, jamaica, trinidad

when i go to bed at night that bothers me sometimes, i can't sleep at night because donnie fowler jr. one of my staffers said they need 150,000 more in michigan. i said i don't have it. ed rendell needed 300,000 in pennsylvania. i didn't have it. i had to raise it. j.k. butterfield said there's something wrong in north carolina i need more resources. my job as chair i heard from everybody in battleground states, nonbattle ground states and when the chair of the party has to go up to brooklyn to get money and then to get them to approve even my press releases this mou, which i did not blow up, i felt that, you know, hillary clinton didn't deserve this. this was an agreement between the dnc staff, who by the way was no longer on staff and robby mook who was and i honored and respected robby mook not destroying that agreement. >> sounds like what you're saying robby mook you blame the

richard fowler, a fox news contributor and radio talk show host. good to see you tonight, gentleman. >> good to see you. >> shannon: i use to practice as a sexual-harassment attorney, it's not like the stuff hasn't been happening, it's not that there's a public conversation and people feel they have a way to come and talk about it. it's not anything new, but it seems like the floodgates are not open. >> it does seem like it, and i think it speaks to a larger problem that has been in this country for a very long time. i think rape culture, some would argue, has surrounded america very, very long time, and normally the chips in the wall

fowler's non-profit runs apartment buildings for people transitioning from being homeless.re's a bike borrowing service to help people get around. and there are jobs at green industries, for people re-entering the workforce. the company recycles abandoned tires and more to fashion doormats, flip flops and keychains, with the old english "d" for the detroit tigers. kevin taylor makes coasters out of recycled glass. he credits his job here as a lifesaver, after struggling with addiction and spending time in prison. >> well, it changed my life. i'm employed, i have my own apartment at this point in life, which is a wonderful thing. learning how to live again. >> brown: what does that mean? >> well, that means waking up in the morning, doing normal things that normal people do, having coffee, breakfast, get ready to go to work, and go to work, come home. >> brown: that's the idea behind the tiny homes as well. and there's one more idea: that each should look and feel different. >> so often when you're considering affordable housing, it's ugly. it's a box, or a rectangle. it's i

you think rickie fowler, 'cause he's e ggt me you think justin thomas, 'cause he juswe czy on saturdaybsolutely wide open. (ed) now, 18 holes remained for one player to emerge. and among those looking to seize the opportunity of a lifetime was brooks koea, who had long been benefitting on the tour from his close friendship with the man who'd won this championship a year earer dustin johnson. (brooks) when dj won the u.s. open, i was extremely happy for him, but i also had a sense of, why am i not doing thi like, what's the issue here? after a while, it just kinda adds fuel to their (ed) having missed the cut, johnson called his buddy on the eve of the narod to offer some advice. aid, you know, hey, bud, this is ur you got it, nobody's playing better. go win yourself a major. and he knew, he knew what i needed. i'll remember that phone call for a whil iwa u it was really cool. (ed) and from the start, it looked like koepka was ready to do just what his friend told him to. (brooks) i was hitting the ball really well, i was putting it really well, short game wasig opot. you combine all of

gerry fowler will stick around, at aberdeen standard investments.e talking tax with the treasury secretary. steve mnuchin will join bloomberg. can't wait to hear what he has to say about what is going on in washington right now. of next, mid-cap movers for you. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 25 minutes into the cash equity session in europe. let us find out what mid-caps are on the move. games andsoft makes it has hit a record high a the most since july. first top revenue beating estimates. it is too early to raise the guidance despite the jump in ises because the company still at the launch of origins. the launch could be what ubisoft needs to fend off -- renntag, and rub they beat. dropping the most since june through this company offers armored car services. learn toext, socgen code. what banks are doing to keep up with the disruptors. interesting to see what deutsche bank is saying on the subject as well, and how this is going to impact staffing going forward as the world's biggest bank. that conversation, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ who knew that pho

. >> reporter: friday morning, the water is still pouring down fowler street. the pressure needed to pump it up the hills, forcing thousands of gallons through the eight inch main below. >> 6:00 a.m. this morning, there's basically been a river going down fowler street. >> reporter: neighbors called for help thursday night. the water department says it made a choice to leave the water on to not interrupt thanksgiving. >> we had a smaller staff on. and we did not find this water main break causing any property damage. so we decided to let the water main stay on and make repairs today. >> reporter: according to the water department repairs like this are going to become more frequent. philadelphia individuals about two water main breaks a day. most happen between december and march, starting the first week of december. the philly water department will have more crews working 12 hour shifts to manage. the neighbors today did not think the response was fast enough. when we got here philadelphia police came to close the road. >> but still the water main hasn't been s

a series of complaints beginning with former engineer to get the story went viral in a blog post fowler said she was propositioned by her manager she described institutional sexism at the kompany and lamented low number of women employees fowler's post encourage more women within the company to come forward with their own stories of sexism and who bear is seeing the backlash now recently to higher ups left when the company was tipped off about potential sexual misconduct the story has delete trending about how has been popping up quite frequently these days every time there's a scandal at the company twitter user show the world they've removed the app from their phone it's power road tweets workplace harassment is a crime and in action is a betting two themes will discuss on today's program. so sexual harassment in the workplace is an issue that affects everybody we goddess of the gender or sexual preference joining us today to talk about this we have emily martin she's general counsel and vice president for workplace justice at the national women's law center ariana castor a man as is

joining me, richard fowler. was reading last year an article by margo kidder who talks about the superdelegate process. hillary clinton spends two years shoring up high profiled monied democrats and trading phase and offering them money in their local state races in order for their loyalty. and bernie sanders figured out what's going on and said it's kinds of lame. now a bunch more people are saying it's kinds of lame. >> the superdelegate process is an interesting one. hillary clinton also lost the 2008 primary because of the super delegate process. because barack obama was going after superdelegates nobody was talking to. and it made him the democratic nominee in 2008. but as our party becomes old and moves into this new era it's time to consider is the superdelegate process the way to go? kennedy: debbie wasserman-schultz said the reason we have superdelegates is to keep the grools roots candidates like bernie sanders out of the process. i almost spit out my almond milk. >> what this donna brazile book does i

he held off the challenge of compatriot rickie fowler who had this putt at the last to force a playofffter turning pro. and on the european tour, we have some news. branden grace has won the nedbank golf challenge in sun city by a single shot to become the first south african to win the tournament in a decade. race to dubai leader, tommy fleetwood, strengthened his place at the top of the standings with a tie for 10th. he finished three under par, eight shots behind grace, whose final round of 66 earned him a first win of the season and the first home winner since trevor immleman back in 2007. san francisco have won their first nfl game of the season and first in 323 days. the 49ers were 31—21winners at home over the new york giants while the cleveland browns winless season continues though losing their ninth successive game, this time 38—24 away to the detroit lions. that is some quick nfl news for you. the england lead 1a three against the denver broncos right now. —— 14-3. the denver broncos right now. —— 14—3. from me, goodbye. hello there. for most of us, sunday was a pretty glori

of america as a bus of death to canada for selfie liffey economic prosperity thumb fend for ruth fowler >> it is my privilege to introduce united states ambassador to canada. [applause] >> i really need to up my running game after watching that. [laughter] left ben on the job almost two years. the first time we met was that the governors' meeting this past summer in white fish montana with a the most beautiful places i could spend many more days there. but talking about the mutual love of canada and we thought that they need to manage that relationship than the western governors meeting serve the government has been working hard. with the national governors' association. and then to build the beltway how was that working so far?. >> just to welcome ambassador craft and i know i consider my job to be a privilege to have a friend and ally to work out things so welcome. so talking about his grandmother to be an american and but to grow up in california and the reason he would become a canadian that he was one of those that cross the border referred united states entered the war. and then t

ryan fowler joining us in tokyo for the details.rkable in the story where uber showed they have not made much of a dent in japan. tell us more about the incumbent they are up against. uber first came to japan in 2015 and it has faced a real struggle to make inroads here. there are three main reasons. one, the standards here. japanese cabs -- i may be biased, they have the highest standards in the world, the cars are immaculate, the drivers, unfailingly polite. and all the cars come equipped with a navigation system so it is easy to get to your destination. also, the unions lobbied the government to create strict regulations to prohibit private drivers from operating in big cities. the third thing, japanese culture. it is not a culture that puts a lot of value on cheap services at the expense of high-quality. we favor high-quality here. all of those reasons of combined to make it hard for uber to get a foothold in japan so far. yvonne: i think i am pretty biased, too. every time i take a cab in tokyo, the jack -- the driver is wearin

join host joe fowler and and tv cooking expert heidi bohay as they show how you can make every meal of the day, and find out how you can take advantage of a limited time never-seen-before "buy one, get one free" pro plus upgrade offer. >> i'm so happy to be back here with you! >> this is a phenomenon! it's the number-one infrared cooking device in the world! we personally know about the nuwave oven, okay, and how incredible it is, but for those of you out there that don't know about the nuwave oven yet, you are in for such a surprise! >> oh, you sure are. >> this is a great appliance! what do you have for us? >> well, i have something i know you're gonna love. this is one of the easiest meals, healthiest, and most delicious -- one of my favorites to make in the nuwave. >> well, it's a nuwave oven meal -- we know it's gonna be good. >> that's right. okay, a bag of frozen chicken breasts. >> frozen? >> that's all you need. frozen. >> frozen? >> don't believe me? >> well, i do, but let's prove it to everyone else. >> i'm gonna show you how frozen they are. [ both laugh ] okay? >> that wou

in the fourth quarter trevor siemian in for paxton lynch and he finds benny fowler for the 22 yard touchdown. they try to run out the clock and a 54 yard run and that would be all they would need because the raiders would run out the clock. the broncos lose their seventh straight game for the first time in 15 years. >>> we had a jimmy garoppolo citing today. but in the end another loss for the 49ers. not much rain but a lot of empty seats. in the fourth quarter seattle up 14-6. here the score is 21-6. late in the fourth quarter c.j. beathard gets tackled hard and aslant to the ground. he leaves the game with an injury and enter jimmy garoppolo for the first time. he did not waste any time. his second pass of the game, he buys some time and fires a strike for the touchdown. the 49ers lose the game 24-13. but we will be talking about jimmy garoppolo who will be starting next week. >>> in college hoops, st. mary's versus georgia. we go to overtime and that is when this player off the bench gives georgia the lead. georgia wins 83-81 in overtime. >>> we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. thanks f

nbc 10 mitch blocker is live near the site of that break on fowler street to explain. mitch?> reporter: at this point, the water has been off for a couple of hours. you can see the philadelphia walter department, they've completed their work for the day. but just a few hours ago, just before noon today, this road, it was still a river of water. >> i noticed this morning when i woke up our water pressure was low. when i got over here i saw this. >> reporter: george says this neighborhood's calls to the water department went unanswered for hours. >> it looks like a river. like, if you look at it, it's crazy. >> reporter: james called too. >> we called the water department. they said a lot of people were on holiday. so it's like, unacceptable, i think. >> reporter: the philadelphia water department says it was here wednesday to check out what someone reported as a water sound. by late thursday, you could hear and see it. the water department spokesman said they got calls after 7:00 thursday night. >> we did look at it. we were -- determined it could stay on, allowing water servi

fowler street looked like a river yesterday morning. residents say they called to report the problem, but crews said they let the water run so they would not interrupt thanksgiving for people living on the block. >> it's not completely abnormal that on a holiday when we're not fully staffed that a water break main could run for a day or so. >> they say it looked much more impretsive for the pressure needed to pump water up the hills. >>> we'll explain why these messages will be airing in prime time this weekend. >>> plus credit card glitch. a major retailer says it has fixed the problem that slowed down sales on black friday. >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist cryst crystal. we're looking 37 degrees by 7:00 a.m. about 52 by 11:00 a.m., and into those upper 50s this afternoon. by 3:00, 57 degrees. do note we'll start mostly sunny to sunny, but we'll start to see increased cloud coverage. overnight we mayyven be mostly cloudy as a cold front pazes through. but the cold front is mostly dry, so the chances of rain are very limi

richard fowler is a fox news contributor and radio talk show host.iordano is a partner at archer and former deputy counsel to the presidential transition committee of president donald trump. so government, you just heard senator john through their sounding pretty optimistic but there are a lot of g.o.p. senators who have expressed their reservations about this bill. what is your prediction? >> is interesting listening to that. some like somebody checking off the list of christmas things to buy. got to get us a compliment and here's the problem with this bill. it creates a $1.5 trillion deficit that's going to be on the shoulders of millennials like myself that's what makes this bill problematic and that's why they're going to have problems getting the votes they need to pass it. one was in particular that folks should watch for is john mccain who voted against the bush tax cut for that same reason and that it exploded the deficit. republicans have to find a way to even make this bill deficit neutral or faced death of this bill by their own party. >>

let's bring back our panel, vince coglianese and richard fowler.y days in meetings for the president moon forward on the agent trip your defense, what does he need to accomplish and to be considered a win? >> if you can figure out a way to convince china -- north kore north korea. all the interviews he gave and lead ups to this, trade continues to be a concern, but primarily north korea. especially today, they release a statement, that they are concerned there's a crisis, and that is a suggestion that the sanctions are working. he has gotten a lot of these countries to join at the table at the united nations, and i think he will hammer on the point and get more help. >> shannon: richard? >> i think north korea will be the top priority. i think we are seeing posture from north korea today, beyond a statement. we also saw more conjecture with appearance of the north korean first lady, which is ideal shifting of the imagery of north korea up from the war country to more of -- she supposed to represent the peacefulness of the regime and humanitarian si

fox news contributor richard fowler.to the president, he expressed clearly, i think he knows there's a line he's not supposed to cross that he can't help himself, he is frustrated. >> i think the sad part of that when he says it's the saddest thing, taking a little off context. my question to him was from the perspective of my listeners, i talk every day for three hours, and i said this is what i hear all the time from the listeners, they are confused and don't understand that they see all of these things with the clinton family, with the clinton foundation, with uranium one, the emails, all of the things that they believe deserve a fair and just investigation, and it doesn't get investigated, and they want to know why. that's the reason that the president answer that way and i think it's a good sign that attorney general sessions has said that he is going to look into this and investigating possibly bringing a special counsel in. i hope it's on the outside, way outside, because it can be from d.c. if you're someone who'

brother nick brought if i canner to ya's secret model georgia fowler. band mates were there. >>> tom hanks place cupid. >> here's -- ryan's question and sit for nicky young. nicky, will you marry me? >> tom kurnd his q & a session into a love match. he couldn't resist harassing the groom to be. >> we can all adwree this is one lucky man. she could have done a little better. >> how great is that. you ask a celebrity to do your proposal for you. tom shanks the one. the nicest. >>> speaking of i dos. jason momoa pulled off a secret wedding. at least he thought it was. jason, along side his justice league costars explaps we to our carly steel. >> congratulations on making it official. how did you keep in on the tl? >> i thought it would have stayed that way. >> reporter: jason and lisa tied the knot in a private ceremony last month. their two kids reportedly took part, as did lisa's daughter, zoe kravitz. with her ex, lenny. >> it's a gathering of our families and celebrating our love. >> reporter: while in london this weekend, more love. momoa got to hang

. >> reporter: aaron fowler, he was shot multiple times trying to rescue his fellow soldiers.e's a technical adviser for the miniseries. >> let me close a chapter in my life that i didn't get to before. >> maybe it opens one too. >> it does i honestly -- a year ago, i was inpatient for depression suicide. i did not think my future held any more opportunities compared to war and combat and everything like that. here i am a year later and everything's different. >> reporter: the gravity of the role weighs heavy on michael kelley, who is playing then-lieutenant colonel gary valeski. >> please bring my baby home. >> i promise you, every man is coming back safely. >> how can you promise that? >> because i believe that too and because it's my responsibility. >> we wanted to -- the men who did this in real life, the justice that they deserve. so i think that part is really special. that's what i think the heart and the care comes from. >> reporter: the man michael kelley is portraying now a three-star general. gary veleski perfectly captured that heart and care all those years ago. >

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sarah fowler, from the advisory firm 0xford analytica is with me. nice to see you.ough the details and the small print, there's devil in the detail. president trump has been tweeting, saying lots of meetings and we will turn them into great deals for our country, but i wonder if they are really as good as they would have us believe. i think there is a lot of relief nothing disastrous has been tweeted but equally disappointment because a lot of that 300 billion, some of it is not guaranteed. for example i think there's an 80 billion shale gas deal that is subject to a lot of nonbinding clauses. there's also a feeling some of the deals were already agreed, they just waited to of the deals were already agreed, theyjust waited to announce them on theyjust waited to announce them on the big stage, as it were. i think the big stage, as it were. i think the 38 billion boeing dealfor china buying us aircraft, a lot of that was in the plans. i think a lot of the focus for president trump has been the trade deficit that he sees the us having with asian countries and that has

very well when i first joined the england squad on the white down i was travelling with colin robbie fowler statement monem and then as soon as you and so the hotel it's lights at night most people are in bad they in c. gives me a little bit of a hole and that night night wilko it was was the wilco for me it was my you know i was ten years old or something and. in those days were with it's a way rose and to say catherine and so michael ware every set it was just wow on the on the monk's the now like anybody does i suppose for the first few you don't fail normally in your environment and you want to gain the respect i think is is is the show is i want to gain the respect of all the the top players. i don't really fail even one on one so that will call me embryo number the youngsters we hung out together still didn't failed as a. i think in football what people don't realize is. there's a lot of respect you call. games and then driving a ferrari the next day because the likes of yourself. and that's right you know you have to earn your stripes so even when i was in the night nine i will cope

not even the lethal robbie fowler made such a high—scoring start in his liverpool career, 15 goals inille and one of their subs —— and a chelsea sub chipped in. whether by grey kelly misplaced cross, his partner did not mind. with the aerial route to goal as a last resort, sala and the touted a final word but that belonged to the keeper. 1.8 is not used to either manager, “— keeper. 1.8 is not used to either manager, —— whether one point is of any use to either manager remains to be seen. surprise result that wembley, fresh from topping their champions league regard death in midweek, spurs had to come from one goal down to one against west brom. soloman rondon produced a shock on four minutes, after dele alli gave the ball away and some awful defending led to the opener. caretaker manager gary megson and his team managed to keep spurs at bay until harry kane equalised at close range deep into the second half. despite having more than 75 per cent possession, mauricio pochettino‘s men simply couldn't find the winner. i was disappointed because the effort was massive and we conceded a go

you know him very well when i first joined the england squad on the white down with colin robbie fowler statement none of them and then as soon as you and so the hotel it's lights at night most people in bad they get in see gives me a little bit of a toll and that night night wilko it was was the wilco for me it was my you know i was ten years old or something and. in those days were with it's a way rose and to say catherine and so if to announce at all michael ware every set it was just wow on the i'm amongst the elite now like anybody does us if i was for the first few you don't fail normally new environment and you want to gain the respect i think is is is the show is i want to gain the respect of all the the the top players. i don't really fail even when i went to the will call me and rio ferdinand with the youngsters we hung out together still didn't fail. i think in football what people don't realize is. there's a lot of respect and you call a. dime's and then driving a ferrari the next day because the likes of yourself. and that's right you know you have to earn your stripes so e

joining us is the host of the richard fowler show. welcome back to the show. a lot of people on twitter whenever i post anything about hillary, why can't you just let sit know go, she lost. city would love to do that. i will tell you who didn't do that in 2000 and 2001. albert gore lost in spectacular fashion. he had every reason to be a good fly and a thorn in the president's craw. president george walker bush. but he went away and made little movies that were factually inaccurate. however, he's not hillary clinton. >> here is the thing. i'm giving an example of somebody who didn't blah, blah, blah when he could have. >> al gore has made his issue climate change. after losing he didn't disappear. mitt romney didn't disappear. he gave a lecture on why we shouldn't buy trump steaks and wines. ken will is say difference between somebody who makes a movie and pretty much goes away, and somebody who hogs the spotlight and then this one time russia and wisconsin voting laws, and james comey is too tall and i'm a woman. >> al gore created a television station that h

in 1975 and through my staff time reviewing station sales in the mid- 70s to my time with chairman fowler during the reagan administration in the regulating some of these roles in the 80s and trying to cope with them in advising station owners for the past 30 years, so i bring some perspective. the question today as it david suggests is whether we need fcc rules limiting broadcast ownership in the age of ubiquitous high resolution internet streaming, new over-the-top services and more competition than ever from distribution and we do not. in today's hyper competitive media market place principles are more than adequate to govern consolidation and television broadcasting. we don't need separate rules administered by an independent agency imposing artificial and arbitrary definitions of competition and diversity all of which were chosen decades ago as political compromise rather than in response to rigorous thought about how television distribution works. two basic premises guide my view. first, i believe free over the air broadcasting is a vital national asset, a treasure, even. i don't ta

i was there when chairman fowler dissented to giving original cellular licenses away to incumbent phone companies for free with no public interest but responsibilities. the same was true for dbs. most licenses dbs and broadcast issued for free have changed hands to buyers who paid market price. more to the point, how they got their stations and limits on ownership is an intellectual non sequit sequitur. ownership limits are not derivative from how a station was acquired. the fcc's politically divine ownership rules have innumerable, perverse and harmful effects on the market. i was an active witness on the absurd unintended consequence of making washington, d.c., a monopoly newspaper town when fcc made joe albritton separate washington star from its financial moorings at wjla tv, and it died. nationally we do not need ownership caps. because those particular rules prevent new competition to existing national distribution platforms. as preston patton pointed out just two days in his "wall street journal" op-ed, the rules have the effect of freezing national television to abc, nbc, cbs, a

and susan fowler is featured on the technology list. in tech company culture. >>> all right. one of the stories including higher education. >> i took a lot of my law school classes online. i'm a big believer -- >> are you a lawyer? i didn't -- >> community colleges are considering proposals for a fully online college. it would indicator to people who have been struggling since the depression. the goal, career relevant to the economy. >> those working age adults who are stuck in jobs, what we call, stranded workes, who can't just drop what they're doing and come to our colleges. >> education officials say about 2.5 million californians don't have a college degree. >> teaming up with online giants trying to boost sales as the busy holiday season kicks off. shoppers at kohl's can test amazon devices at some stores and return items bought on amazon. sears selling ken more appliances on the side. the store teamed one amazon for voice shopping. walmart is working the build a coalition of its own. they purchased several jonl line brands and is

bush and richard fowler fox news contributor and talk show host.d, one thing for sure, not stepping aside. >> he is not. that's for sure. he will go down kicking and screaming. if that's the way it is going to be and he would win i think he would be expelled from the senate. it gives the power to the senate by a 2/3 vote to expel a member. that would be his fate should he be elected. >> sandra: in the wall street -- richard, in the "wall street journal" editorial board they published this. the roy moore mess. the gop would be better off losing the senate seat. for 25 years they apologized for bill clinton starting with jennifer flowers before he was president. republicans can show their standards are better. richard. >> i think there is a point to this "wall street journal" editorial. when you have sean hannity saying last night roy moore, explain yourself or get out of this race clearly the tides have shifted for this former supreme court chief in alabama and people are being very clear. republicans are saying we don't want you in our party. to go

and still watching that water main break in roxboro blocking fowler street this morning.on. and watching a crash by the pine grove cemetery along the county line. a few issues on the regional rails this morning and most of the buses and trolleys are still on modified weekday schedules. tam? >> thank you matt. sky 6 taking a live look at the center city skyline. great weather to be out and about. >> still pretty cold to start out, tam, but we're getting a little bit better. lots of sun. we're at 34 degrees in philadelphia. a lot of the suburbs still in the 20s and it's still winter coat weather. as we go into the afternoon it's better than it was on thanksgiving. lots of sun, light winds but the difference is the temperature. we're going to get up to 54 about 10 degrees milder than yesterday. tomorrow it's sun to clouds, mild high of 58, mainly dry. on sunday, that's when a front is gone and behind it it's brisk and cooler with a high of 49. winds gusting to 30 miles per hour at times and that's definitely going to make it feel a lot chillier sunday for eagles fans and eve

the reference on that last point is to susan fowler, who was a former uber employee, relatively unknown, until he forced the evaluation of an entire company's culture based on one of her blog posts. reporting live from daly city, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> 'tis the season to give back and san jose police were getting into the spirit today by helping out a community. the department has had a rocky relationship with in the past. roz plater joins us with more. >> reporter: they began testing this program out just a couple of months ago. turns out it was pretty popular. for those folks behind me here in the tents, this means it was not only a service, police believe it is helping to build trust. >> there's a lot of people down there. >> reporter: we rode along as san jose police officers made the rounds at multiple makeshift shelters on sidewalks, in doorways around under freeways, armed with care kits. >> hey, we're giving these out today, man. thanksgiving tomorrow. help you out. >> reporter: the draw string backpack is wrapped with a bandana. inside there's a long-sleeve t-shirt,